Similar to the equation of terror imposed by the Yemeni forces in the capital, Tel Aviv, the Tripartite Coalition tried to redraw the scene in the Yemeni capital, but the scene was completely different and gave negative results for the occupation.

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

On the eve of the weekly demonstrations carried out by millions of Yemenis in the capital, Sana’a, and the rest of the governorates, in support of Gaza and support for the official Yemeni position, the Israeli occupation carried out a series of air raids on the vicinity of Al-Sab’een Square, where the grand demonstration was taking place.

Rockets and bombs were raining down successively on the Al-Nahdeen area, on top of a hill overlooking the square crowded with people coming from various Yemeni villages. The director aimed to create a scene like the one imposed by Yemen in Tel Aviv. The goal was to arouse panic and see the dozens fall as victims of the stampede, just as in Tel Aviv the moment the Yemeni missile entered the airspace, and the sirens sounded.

Contrary to the situation in Tel Aviv and other occupied Palestinian cities, where Hebrew sources speak of dozens of casualties as soon as the sirens sound and millions of Zionists rush to shelters, the situation in Yemen was completely different and gave the opposite results.

The millions in Yemen, whether in Sana’a or Hudaydah, where the occupation tried to repeat the same scenario, stood firm while the camera lenses captured scenes of columns of smoke and huge explosions around the central square for the demonstration, while the millions in the square chanted in one voice, “We don’t care, we don’t care.”

Perhaps these roaring voices were the biggest slap in the face for the Israeli occupation and its allies in Washington and London, who had expected another scene from the Day of Judgment.

Another picture proves that the Israeli occupation and its allies are still lagging steps behind Yemen, whose people have become accustomed to such scenes and sounds of much larger explosions over the past 10 years of war and siege, but what the occupation and its sponsors do not understand is that this courage and steadfastness will turn against them and deal a reciprocal blow of equal or greater force.